Neighbor wants to tear up the street for a new gas connection

Hello everyone,

I have a question about the neighbor's construction project. It involves a larger multi-family residential development. They have their house connections on the other side facing the street. At the back towards us, there are two dead-end streets. There are no lines in the dead-end streets because the pipeline plan explicitly states "no property connections from dead-end street". Their house connection is on the front side where the underground garage is. Now they want to tear up the entire dead-end street (about 20 m) and connect a gas pipeline from "above". To be honest, I don't want that and I don't see why the whole street should become a patchwork and why I should now have a gas pipeline lying next to me that was not originally planned. Do I have any way to prevent this at all? Is the pipeline plan binding?

Does the property with the streets belong to you or does he have to go over your property? Or how do you come to the assumption that he has to ask you?

I did not say that he has to ask me. However, there are already house connections and gas on the property. The piping plan states "No property connections from the branch road".

The pipeline plan provides for "No property connections from the cul-de-sac".

What is a pipeline plan? Is it a binding requirement like a development plan or what should I imagine under it? I've never seen such a requirement before - I only know it as a plan from the utility companies showing where which lines are buried.

So, once again the question: Are you affected in any way? If not, it may not matter.

If you are not the owner, then you can do no more than express your displeasure.